--- title: "Media Advisory -- The Road to Belem: Climate Justice Not Delay" date: 2025-06-23T08:24:20Z modified: 2025-06-23T08:24:20Z permalink: "https://350.org/press-release/media-advisory-the-road-to-belem-climate-justice-not-delay/" type: press-release status: publish excerpt: "" wpid: 175526545 author: pascale --- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 23 JUNE 2025 **Media Advisory** #### **Press conference: The Road to Belem: Climate Justice Not Delay** **When:** 23rd June, 3:30pm Bonn time **Where:** Bonn Climate Talks, Nairobi Room 4, Main Building, Entrance Level This press conference brings together powerful voices from across the climate justice movement to hold the COP Presidency accountable to the promises of ambition, equity, and implementation in the COP30 agenda. We are here today, at the Bonn climate talks, to respond to the COP Presidency’s plenary address and demand a clear pathway to a renewable energy future driven by people power, not fossil fuel interests. Speakers will highlight the need for Indigenous and traditional leaders to have a seat at the table alongside Heads of State, the call for higher ambition and full delivery on fossil fuel phase-out commitments, and for new, additional public finance to meet the climate debt owed to the Global South by the Global North. **Livestream:** [Link](https://unfccc.int/event/350org-road-to-belem-climate-justice-not-delay) **Speakers: - **Claudio Angelo, Head of International Policy, Observatório de Clima** Claudio will address Brazilian civil society’s demands for COP30 to deliver a concrete outcome that drives forward the energy transition and enforces the Global Stocktake. The COP30 Presidency must take clear political responsibility to ensure binding action, especially to implement the Dubai text. - **Cacique (chief) Ninawá Inu Huni Kui** Ninawá will call for indigenous people and traditional communities to have a seat at the table during the Leaders’ Segment as well as across the negotiation rooms at COP30. - **Dr. Sindra Sharma, International Policy Lead, Pacific Islands Climate Action Network** Sindra will speak from the Pacific perspective, arguing the action agenda won’t be sufficient to address Pacific needs alone, and that the COP Presidency must push for higher ambition, implementation of fossil fuel phaseout commitments, and new and additional public finance as a critical debt from the Global North to South that must be paid. - **Alia Kajee, Global Campaign Project Manager, 350.org** Alia will speak about holding the Presidency accountable on tripling renewable energy, phasing out fossil fuels, and the need for formal Indigenous and traditional leadership in the lead up to and during COP30. **Moderated by Fanny Petitbon, France Team Lead, 350.org** **\###** **Note to Editors** Earlier this year in Brasília, more than 200 activists from 70 nations including Indigenous leaders, workers, and youth stood united, all demanding climate justice. They delivered a [letter](https://350.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/FINAL_CSO-Letter-to-COP30-President_EN-2.pdf) to the COP30 President-designate André Aranha Corrêa do Lago demanding the delivery of renewable energy, a fossil fuel phase out, and Indigenous and traditional communities participation in the negotiations. **Media Contact** Pascale Hunt +6281236661189